leaders. too close for comfort. how a motorcyclist narrowly escaped an out-of-control truck. and new glasses that could provide relief for migraines. i'm jim handley. >> and i'm baugher ra harrison in for pat lawson muse. things are just wet out there now, but most of us did have to deal with icy weather early today. in alexandria slick spots could be found, some ice also started to accumulate along the potomac over the waterfront area. that area also had some slick sidewalks, some folks even had to pull out the ice scrapers torts their cars cleared occupy. it was a similar situation. most of the roads stayed in good shape. it doesn't look like you'll need to worry about refreezing overnight. >> we will have to worry about something else -- fog. >> yeah, we've had some of that out there today.

veronica johnson will tell us who might see what. veronica? >> a bit of fog for us tonight, for tomorrow morning, even for tomorrow afternoon, we could still have patchy fog. all that and temperatures will be quite warm during the overnight period. in fact, there will be closer to our afternoon high normally. we've got a few more showers still dripping through the area, around petersburg, winchester, frederick area, down toward warrenton. right around the belt ware, we are wet. 270, you're wet heading up toward gaithersburg with a few showers. there's nothing heavy around the area and i'm not seeing anything freezing, because our temperatures are definitely high enough. well above freezing right now. 37 degrees gaithersburg, 38 in russville, only 44 degrees in huntington. call it cool, well, some folks might even call it might, as we drop to 40 degrees by 7:00 this

evening. that rain only hangs on until about 7:00, maybe 8:00 down to our south and east. we'll talk about the roller coaster right for the week in a few minutes. a major policy shift for the boy scouts. >> the ban on gale members may be coming to an end. keith rustle has details on what would be a pivotal decision for the youth group. >> we should start by saying nbc news brought this story. just seven months ago, the boy scouts of america upheld is the policy of not allowing gale members. today a major turn of events. the organization is considering changing that policy. if adopted by the board of directors, the ban will be eliminated from the national rules and leave it up to the local boy scout organizations to decide if they open gale members. back in 2000, the supreme court ruled the scouts had a right of free expression when it came to their belief -- but if the policy change is approved, it

could be announced as ellie as next week. part of a statements reads -- the boy scouts would not until any circumstances dictate a position to units, members or parents. until this proposed policy, the bsa, boy scouts of america, would not require any chartered organization to act in any ways inconsistent with that organization's mission, principles or religious beliefs. coming up on "news4 at 5," jackie bensen will have more on how this could impact a local troop's effort to adopt a nondiscrimination policy. keith russell, news4. it could be the biggest immigration reform effort in years. president obama is preparing to rereel shylan for a second term, and a bipartisan group of senators announced their plan for a pathway to citizen ship. we have more on what could still hold up progress. >> reporter: it's a big step, but as you know, the devil is in the details. a key holdup could be how to ensure a tough, but also fair path toward citizenship.

exactly one week after president obama called immigration reform a top priority, the issue is garnering momentum with a rare show of bipartisan support. >> for the first time ever there's more political risk in opposing immigration reforming that in supporting it. >> this is consistent with our country's tradition of being a nation of laws, and a nation of immigrant. >> eight leading republican and democratic snorts are proposes an immigration overall. the legislation would create a path to citizenship for unauthorized immigrants already here, secure the border, reform the legal immigration system to keep families together. award green cards to immigrants who obtain advanced degrees at american universities. improve the employment verification system. and allow more low-skilled workers to enter the country for hard to fill jobs in areas such as agriculture. >> there's no reason to delay.

we are seeing a consensus buildings here. >> the white house says the proposal mirrors the president's priority. he'll unveil his vision tomorrow. >> what you'll see tomorrow is an important part of this effort that is about engaging the american people. >> encouraged immigration reform advocating are pressuring lawmakers to act. >> we know we will win, because we know the momentum is on our side. >> that momentum comes after a tough ease electric reality. prompting some reps to change on immigration. even with biptisan support, pasting the bit, with -- they want to make sure that path toward citizenship doesn't amount to amnesty. reporting live on capitol hill, i'm danielle lee, news4. law enforcement officers from across the country spent the day at the white house today to talk about gun law reform. president obama acknowledged the gun debate there's a lot of passion across the country, but

said no group is more important in the discussion than law enforcement. the group included pleem from aurora, colorado, oak creek, wisconsin, a newtown, connecticut. a child beauty queen found dead, a case that captivated the country. now nbc news as confirmed the startling revelation today about the jonbenet case. >> the popular actor who finds hem sliver playing the role of real-life how kaye we gotta sell the car.

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it was supposed to be a sell brailled journey, but with the eyes of the world watching, it quickly turned into one of the disasters. the space shuttle "challenger" exploded 27 years ago today. all seven crew members were killed, including christa mcauliffe. the shuttle blew up just 73 seconds avalanching from cape canaveral. the tragedy unfolded on live television, with school children across america among the viewers. the explosion was due in part to a bad deal on one of the. iran says it has successfully sent a monkey into space. a report on iranian tv said the rocket carried the monkius 72 miles up and brought it safely back. it described the achievement as another step toward the

country's goal of a manned space flight. it comes 64 years as of u.s. sent the first monkey into space. the u.s. is concerned that iran would use technology from the space program to develop long-range missiles it could arm with nuclear warheads. ladies and gentlemen, your super bowl-bound baltimore ravens. >> there they are, out of uniform, rachs fans flocked by the thousands today to send their team off in style. fans arrived as early as 7:00 a.m. for their chance to cheer the -- in the off-key cheer. the ravens hopped the flight down to new orleans. they're expected to land within the next hour. the ravens face the 49ers. dan helly has landed in new orleans, and he'll have full coverage at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. paying with plastic is getting more expensive. we'll tell but a big change that could mean a new fee from credit

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just minutes ago we found out about new developments about an inmate who was ordered freed. justin wolfe was on dust rout for the 2001 murder for hire of his drug supplier. he was ordered to go free after allegations that the prosecution coerced a key witness. prosecutors fought the release. today an appeals court -- no issue on when they'll -- this next story you have to hear. a milestone moment for the first soldier to survive after losing all four limbs. his name is brendan morocco, injured by a roadside bomb. today we're learning he received a double-arm transplant. his father says the operation was done last month in baltimore. a new conference is planned for tomorrow. we'll stay on top of that as well. at the live dec. keyes rustle, news4. another assault investigation involving chris bowen. the l.a. county sheriff's

department says he allegedly punched someone outside a recording studio. sunday night's altercation was apparently over a parking lob. tmz says it involves fellow grammy nominee frank ocean. ocean later tweeted that he got jumped by brown and some other guys right before the 2009 grammys, brown was arrested for beating up his then girlfriend/sink erbil. don't med with kaye diggs. he had just returned home after the screen actors' guild awards when he found the man. he tackled him, detained him under police arrived. it's not clear if he was hurt or how the suspect got into his home. and the award goes to the cast of "argo." >> ben affleck's arguo earns top honors at this year's creek

actors guild awards. jennifer lawrence earned best actress, and dan day lewis, best actor for "lincoln." best supporting went to anne hathaway. on the tv side of things, tina fey and alex baldwin won awards for "30 rock." as it winds down to the big ending. so long. a full hour. it will be sad. >> it is. i can't even believe it would be over, but i'm sure glad -- >> not sad is this week and the direction in which we're going, at least for the next couple days. that is straight up. our temperatures for the afternoon are going to feel a lot like april around here. so just throw that big coat in the corner. that's exactly what we'll get a chance to do let's talk about the rain today. the heaviest around our area, but look at leesburg, and gaithersburg. it was thought spots there,

north of d.c., even around howard county, where most of the precipitation was, in fact, that's also where most of the icing was, early part of the day, 0-21. we're getting more, stretching right through the area. so this will probably last until about 8:00 this evening. winchester is wet. gaithersburg is wet, all getting in on the light rain showers. not freezing rain, but inside the beltway making its way through the area. is 44 is where we are right now. southwest at 8:00 miles per hour, we'll continue to warm up. the reason why this warm front to our south and west, so temperatures will not be dropping to freezing overnight. that warm front making its way northeastward, tomorrow i'm calling warm, mild, even fairly nice, despite the fact we're not

going to break into full sunshine, despite the fact we'll still have patchy fog to deal with toei with, and wednesday gets very interesting. i'm not looking at much rain, but the latter part of the day, the evening overnight, different story. here we are at noontime. as it advances by the time we get to 3:00, 4:00, some showers will show up, and heavier rain as the strong cold front bears down on the mild air. it's really going to be a clash of air masses. this is precipitation, potential rainfall of what we're expecting throughout the overnight period on wednesday, early thursday, anywhere from a half to about an inch of rain through the area, and as that system comes through wednesday late evening overnight period, could even get a bit of lightning, thunder with that system. again, pockets of moderate and some heavy rain, so it gets interesting indeed. as far as our evening goes, 40 degrees by 9:00, again patchy

fog, temperatures really not dropping very much at all during the overnight period. even at around 39 degrees by 11:00 p.m. i'm calling that cool, again with areas of fog around. tomorrow morning 37 to 40 degrees, still clouds with us. we never completely get a chance to get rid of that fog, even for the afternoon. this is what you'll like, the fact that it will feel like spring. a look at the next couple days, there we go, the temperatures go way down at the end of the week on friday, saturday, sunday, right around 40 degrees, could see a few flurries, but the big spike in temperatures comes midweek on wednesday with the showers and storms coming through. jim? pat? a world leader showing brain activity seven years after falling into a coma, and the mystery of jonbenet ramsey's death gets deeper today. a new rev

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"love roller coaster" he passed away this weekend in his home near dayton, ohio. . the mental state of ariel sharon may be far different than doctors previously shot. he suffered a devastating stroke back in 2006. he's been in a coma ever since, but scientists tell "new york times" that he may be able to hear and process at least some of what is happening around him. he sways shown pictures of his family and a recording of his son's voice. however, additional testing to show the level of consciousness was less conclusive. a night on the ends in tragedy. more than 200 people killed when a nightclub goes up in flames. now we're learning of police action in this case. >> i'm happy that everybody is okay and nobody got killed. how a little girl's quick

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welcome back at 4:30. i'm jim handly. >> i'm barbara harrison. let's talk about the big thaw we have going on. >> veronica is coming up, but first the boy scouts of america is reconsidering its policy of excluding gales as leaders and members. p the policy is approve, groups could decide for themselves. there have been years of protest over the policy. the baltimore ravens are headed to new orleans right now. the players met with fans at the inner harbor for a send-off rally, then boarded the flight for the big easy. this sunday's showdown with the 49ers. dan hellie has also landed. we'll have much more coming up at 5:00. they were pumped today. we are pumped about this weather coming. we've got warmer numbers on the way. >> here's veronica. doesn't it sound night right during winter? of course, it does.

tomorrow -- this time tomorrow, you won't even need your coat. showers, light showers continuing to stream on through our area. you can see just how light they are, as we zoom in around gaithersburg, and also around i-95, leading out of the dc, just north and east of bethesda, still wet with showers activity moving through, all this again making its way eastward, to from capitol height over to kettering, you'll see brief showers. more an the kropf ton area. temperatures not bad right now, the average high right now is 44 degrees, currently at 44. 37 degrees currently up in montgomery county. in germantown. so your evening planner, he we go. we'll see the numbers drop to about 39 degrees, 10:00 to

11:00, said it earlier, probably the biggest issue for the overnight, early tomorrow morning will be the fog. i don't think it will be a heavy fog, but could lead to travel delays at the airports for tomorrow morning. we'll talk about just how high the numbers will go. tomorrow mild, but wednesday, even higher temperatures, we've got that coming up next. stay on top of any weather systems that hit our region anytime. just search nbc washington weather in the app. store, or on google play. memorial services are already until way at this hour for some of the victims of that deadly nightclub fire in brazil. more than 200 people died, there's concern the death toll could rise. here's nbc's francis kuo with the latest. >> reporter: a marathon of funerals began for some of the more than 230 people killed in sunday's nightclub fire.

>> translator: the sadness is great all around. it's very hard to help people when you are also grieving. >> reporter: fears are mounding the death toll could rise. more than 100 are still being treated at local hospitals. at least 30 of them in serious condition. investigators currently believe that a band performing at the club set off the fire during a pyrotechnics display. the blaze turned into an inferno in mere seconds. most of the dead suffocated, while others were trampled trying to get out of the club's single exit. witnesses said bouncer initially blocked the exits, because they thought customers were trying to skip out on bar tabs. authorities have detained four people believed to be the club horns and two band members to question them about the blaze. the club's operating license had expired last year, and was in the process of being renewed. the investigation of the fire could drag on for years. little comfort for grieving

families. news4's dorothy spencer sat down with the prince george's county fire chief to talk about in tragic fire. tonight at 5:00, you'll hear his advice on how you can stay safe when you go out in our area. a virginia student is now facing federal charges stemming from the hoax that caused the campus lockdown at the university of virginia. deral authorities, against brian alexandre today, he's accused of calling 911 last wednesday night. saying he sauce someone with a gun on campus. police swarmed in, locking down the school for about an hour and a half. the new charges include knowingly making false, fictitious and fraudulent statements. state police tell us alexandre of sophomore psychology student confessed to the hoax. 16 years after the murder of jonbenet ramsey, nbc news has confirmed a bombhell secret. during the murder investigation,

a grand jury voted to indict the parents john and patsy ramsey for child abuse, but the boulder district attorney didn't prosecute, because they wasn't sure he could get a conviction. that was three years into the investigation and there wasn't enough evidence. her parents were eventually cleared of any wrongdoing back in 2008. some consider lynn bias one of the greatest basketball players to never play professionally. this week his mother is talking to kids about the dangers of kids. the former university of maryland standout died in 1986 after an apparent drug overdays ago, just two days after the celtics drafted him. i talked to his mother about the message she's sending. >> i believe my son would still have been alive today were it not for his associations, the people that we was associated

with. pay attention to your support systems. be she vekt tiff. >> dr. bias says rather than the intense focus on the outcomes of using drugs, there on which needs tore more emphasis on the preventive measures. for the first time ever, a former cia officer is slated to spend jail time for leaks classified information to the media. while he at mitts to wrongdoing, he's hoping to avoid serves any time behind bars. >> john is enjoying precious family time. >> are you going to clobber me? oh! go ahead. >> reporter: his last few weeks before going to jail, the first cia over to be imprisoned for disclosing information to a reporter. >> i come out of court positive, confident, and optimistic. >> reporter: he pleaded guilty

to revealing the identity of a covert cia officers involved in interrogating suspected al qaeda terrorists, an officer whose own family did not know he worked for the cia. prosecutors said the identity became public after turning up in a defense motion for guantanamo detainees. >> it led the investigators to him, who then admitted in court that he knowingly, intentionally outed the identity. >> reporter: he portrayed himself as a whistle-blower for disclosing the waterboarding techniques, a practice later outlawed as torture. >> most whistle-blowers don't believe they were whistle-blowers in the beginning. i do meet the legal definition, someone who brings to life evidence of waste, fraud, or illegality. >> reporter: he played a key role in capturing al qaeda leaders, but prosecutors say he's not hero. they originally charged him with

leaking other names. >> he admitted in his statement of facts this was not the first time. he revealed other classified information to other reporters, and this was really just the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: in court friday, the federal judge called the sentence frank lil way too light. >> are you hoping that president obama will commute your sentence? you have many supporters. >> i believed in president obama, i still do. i voted for president obama, and i know that in his heart he's anti-torture. this case is about torture. i would hate for there to be only one person going to prison related to the torture program, it being me, when the torturers are walking free, and those who conceived of the torture free, those who destroyed the evidence free, and the attorneys who papered over the torture, are free. kiriaku says even if the sentence is computed, he doesn't feel like he'll be absolved of any wrongdoing. he called revealing the name a

term mistake, but he said he thought that person had retired, and didn't realize he was still under cove better check your credit card receipts. we'll tell you how a new surcharge will have you paying morn. plus the push to make it illegal for tern vir

take a look at this chopper video out of australia. rising floodwaters trapped three people in a pickup truck, including a 14-month-old child.

rescuers were able to reach them, but there was an added challenge. the child was too small for a regular airlift harness, so they zipped iminside a waterproof bag. he was crying, but he was okay. the adults were pulled out. at least three people were killed in record flooding over the weekend. wow, remember those flying cars from "the jetsons"? if an inventor has his way, you could soon see these. a sky car is now being wind tunnel tested in california. the sky car 200 is designed for short distances and low-level flights, but could also be driven on a street up to 30 miles an hour. each car would hold two people. the inventor hopes to not even need a pilot's license to operate one. >> it's called a pilot's certificate, which is like a driver's license. >> the scientists and designers say they already have buyers

waiting in the wings ready to buy the sky car as soon as they get the green light. barbara? >> did you know that it's illegal to shack up in virginia? we'll tell you about the push to make it legal. plus new eyeglasses can provide major relief. veronica, what about the weather? >> incredible swings in our temperatures this week. it's your wardrobe ready, as we go from winter to april, all inside of a week. it's crazy. i'll explain.

police have confirmed that a rolls-royce that crashed into a building this morning in fla belonged to rapper rick ross. >> it happened in forth lauderdale. police believe it was a target in a drive-by shooting. >> reporter: this rolls-royce police say was the target in a drive-by shooting near 15th avenue, crashing into a nearby apartment building in an attempt to get away? >> the vehicle occupants were in fear for their lives, attempted to get away, and ultimately ran into the apartment behind me. no one was injured. >> but leavely shaken up. witnesses identify the man inside the pricey car as rapper rick ross. >> we went out there, there was

nothing in the rolls-royce, we thought damn it's a nice car, they must have stole it or something. literally rick ross and the lady he was with came walking out of the back. none of the bullets hit the car or the two people inside, but police say several witnesses heard a barrage of gunhots and called 911. >> about 21 gunshots, a lot of bam-bam bam, sounded automatic, not like little pea shooters, you know what i mean? >> one of the bullets flew through the restaurant's front window. the car ended up just a few feet away from where this neighbor slept. >> it's only a small one bedroom. i was like, what is that? i ran over and looked, there was a car, opened the door, and it was like, oh, my god. >> reporter: she caught a glimpse of the inside. >> i've never seen anything like

this happen. advanced a bill repealing the state's 136-year-old law against unmarried couples living together. the law hasn't been enforced in a long time. virginia is just one of four states that has a law. census data shows 140,000 virginians are cohas been at a timing. no smoking in cars with kids. if you do it could cost you. a virginia senate committee, the bill covers kids until 15. breaking the law draw -- a new credit card rule could cost you. it allows retailers to charge a fee. jay grey has more. >> it's become the preferred way

of purchases, just about everything. >> i always use my credit card. retailer may be swiping more of your money. a new law allows mvps the fees they pay banks. or even more as long as it's proportional to what that mvp pays in interchange fees or check out fees. >> reporter: the ideas of an added cost puts a charge into a lot of shopper. >> that's ridiculous, unnecessary. >> reporter: ten states already have existing laws that ban mvp surcharges. most major chains have said they won't take advantage of a new option. a poll shows that none plan to add the fee. any retailer that may look to recoup the surcharges.

in their shops, a sign to many consumers that it might be time to change their spending habits. >> i would be more inclined to use cash and to stay away from stores that were doing the fee. >> reporter: shoppers still ultimately hold the high card to where and how they spend their money. jay gray, nbc news. >> now credit card companies point out they've always charged merchants each teem, this time allow the 9 merchant to pass that cost onto consumers. it sounds like we're getting ready to have a taste of spring. >> a bit of payback for i. >> wacky week as i said, we go from ice this morning to mild tomorrow, possible severe storms late wednesday and wrap up up the week. let's talk temperatures right now. light showers have been drifting through our area.

look at the numbers. we're at 36. get into the mid part of our area. head down to the start. and upper 40s. down to the south, what will be common tomorrow and wednesday are temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we don't have to worry about any freezing either tonight. look at the numbers. calling it cool. there would be again those areas of fog around the area, 35 degrees, montgomery county, the location with quite a bit of icing, right around northern loudoun county, leesburg, around sterling, dropping only to 36 degrees by tomorrow morning, 38 into d.c., down to the south around waldorf, la plata. a look at the highs throughout the area, from 59 to 60.

61 culpepper, 65 charlottesville. that's actually 57 for frederick tomorrow. under a mostly cloudy sky. so we've got the fog to deal with, even early in the day tomorrow. we won't see any rain come through, mild. a mid part of the day when some of the fog can leave, but back in on us by late tomorrow night. stormy conditions wednesday afternoon right through the overnight period. here's a look at your goodnight/wake-up forecast. tomorrow morning 36 to 40 degrees for a high temperature. a look at the next four days, we go up to near 60 years. if you're wanting a good weekend coming up, we have it with a high. of 40. nothing major for our weekend. a coastal town invaded by sea foam. this is what people in a town

near australia's sunshine coast woke up to this morning. rough weather has whipped up the storm from the ocean. strong winds have brof it on-shore. it smothered the town's beach and streets ten feet thick in some spots. that's incredible. news for your health, a new treatment for migraines. many people find the pain so intense it disrupt their lives. this report has a doctor who developed a pair of glasses that's helping some patients. >> she suffered her first migraine last year when she was pregnant. it lasted an entire weekend. >> i was like dizzy, and just really bad. >> women who was -- >> she did not want to take medication, but she ran into an engineer on campus who helped design these glasses for

migraine patients. >> it helped tremendously. i started feeling much better, and it reduced my headaches. >> 80% to 90% have light sensitive. can industrier the headaches. he worked with the university for tonics for t. >> this is a more form-fitting frame so that it prevents in ambient light from coming in. >> a few patients have tried them. he as starting clinical trials. if it is clinical trials do gel,

they should have a tremendous asset, especially when you considered the approval treatment for nursing and pregnant women, and kids. >> reporter: dr. katz launched axon oppics to market the glasses which could be ready for patients next week. >> i've been inventing stuff since i was a little kid. i was just waiting for the right thing to come along. >> reporter: patientsly glad that it did. >> the clinical trials already taking place at the university of utah health care center. it's developing a new clear lens like the stinted lenses, it could block the specific wavelengths of thoughs that it trigger migraines. saved by a grade schoolers. how a little girl saved her own mom's life when she felt into a diabetic coma. passage of the maryland d.r.e.a.m. act, this is chris gordon it is capitol.

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where you want to stop what you're doing and look at the video. a motorcyclist was stopped at a signal light in china when a turning truck overturned and nearly crushed him. luckily the motorist was quick on his feet. no one was injured. well, at first an illinois girl wasn't sure what to do when her mother's car started speeding out of the control, but she figured out a way to help her mom. she used a cell phone to show people where they were. sharon wright talked to this little lifesaver. >> oh, she's great on defense, got a gold start for being a great team player, even scored a point for the rockets today here on the in, but for 9-year-old alex sheridan, her big score came just days when she managed to save her mom's life. >> at one point she went through a stoplight. at any point she was going over

70 miles per hour. on a secondary road, and -- >> reporter: uthinking, what? >> what if we crashed? >> wellheaded back home. her motor phasing in and out of a coma, alex business her side wanting to guide her. >> i guess i went down a road, and we are heading toward a utility pole. >> i just started screaming and crying. her dad asking her their location, but all she could do was send him a picture of the woody's auto body sign here on laraway road. fortunately both were okay. mom taken to the hospital, and now wearing a special insulin pump. >> i'm just happy that everybody is okay, and nobody got killed. >> got has led this child to do something incredible. >> she saved her mom, she saved herself and she's just an amazing kid.

>> two years ago alex's mom had another diabetic incident, alex called 911 that time. she was only 7 years old then. right now at 5:00. funerals begin after hundreds are killed in a nightclub fire in brazil. four people are detained. the death toll could rise. a lifesaver revealed when someone starts shooting at a police officers in prince george's county. >> the boy scouts are making a move to end the ban on gales. first up, that by change. the freezing rain and sleet have moved on out. and we're looking ahead to the next big change. we're seeing the warm air move in. theize on radar, which has

moving through for just rain showers, just plain old rain showers. as we zoom in we are looking at wet weather, even fairfax we're starting to see it break up to the north and west. light rain shower. well above freezing. 40 degrees by 7:00, 40 degrees at 8:00 p.m. we'll see the fog start to thicken up a bit. we've got a taste of spring coming. in fact we'll be dealing with two seasoning this week. and we'll tell you about which date is not only lookingsh we'll have the details in just a few.